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First of all, I will divine those 56 ethnic in to 7 families. In fact each family will more likely to commonly populated in the same area and sharing similar historical evidence/common root as well as having similar physically appearance .
1. Sino-Tibetan family
2. Tibeto-Burman family
3. Altaic family
4. Tai-Kadai family
5. Mon-Khmer family
6. Hmong-Mien family
7. Turkic family
Sino-Tibetan group(Eastern Tibetan)(populated all over China)
that's because the economy is still growing and there's food on the table
Yeah. When peoples' lives are generally alright, they don't have an incentive for a revolution.
So... Why would most people in China want a revolution? Things are okay for most Chinese and a revolution would, at the very least, create a period of instability and, likely, crime and violence that would be much worse than the lack of democracy that most people don't care about or value much, or capital punishment for non capital crimes that effect few people.
since the ethnic Mon Khmer group is the same as Vietnamese, I guess the viets also are considered an ethnic minority of China?
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